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Katy Remodeling & Construction BJR

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Katy Remodeling & Construction BJR

Welcome to Katy Remodeling & Construction BJR, your go-to for all residential remodeling in Katy, TX. We specialize in a wide array of services including Covered Patios, Pergolas, Decks, Concrete, and Outdoor Kitchens. Need a Room Addition or a fresh coat of Paint? We've got you covered. Our team also excels in essential home services like Plumbing, Electrical, and Roofing. From Flooring to New Construction, we are committed to turning your dream home into reality with quality craftsmanship and personalized service. Let's build something amazing together!

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, Katy, TX 77450 (281) 903-0234 https://katyremodelingbjr.com/

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We're considering a pool in our back yard. What should we expect in terms of annual maintenance and associated costs?

Mike Lopez of Houston Cool Pools ^PRO answered:

Mar 28, 2016

In the Houston Metro Area our customers expierience an annual cost of about 1,500-2,000, this includes electrical, gas, and chemicals. These numbers represent an average sized pool, average spa usa ... read more

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We live in Columbus Ohio. Do I need a concrete base for a hot tub? The tub will be7'x7'. How important is it to have 220v. ?

Josh Buzzell of Regal Pools ^PRO answered:

Mar 30, 2015

Yes you really should. With freezing temps, frost, and the funny movement of the earth and setteling its best to just do it right the first time. Pour a 4" slab with some 18" OC Rebar (18" on center). ... read more

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